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Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
An Intinstion of War.

BERLIN, Jan. D.-The North German
Gazette, Prince Blsmarck's organ,
speaking OF the organization of the Red
Gross Society, says the army may
speedily demand its help.
The North German Gazette, referring
to the report that France is about to
erect wooden barracks on the frontier,
states that it 10 undeniable that France
IL collecting on the frontier more troops
than the fottresses and gaIrlsons are
able to shelter.
The National Zeiturg re sffirms the
statement that an order forbiddiag the
deportation of horses will shortly be
issued.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 20 "A meeting OF
&c nerals was held at the Ministry OF
w ar yesterday to discuss the subject of
tue bilization OF the army. All tx
pressed the opinion that war on the
Belgian frontier is inevitable, and thai
hostiitiea will probably begin in May
or June.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

The contract for the construction OF
the new building for Cleaver q Hollis,
At No. 2sl Market street. was awarded
yesterday TO George 8. Mckee, for 81, :
623, exclusive OF the tia roof. which
will cost 5000 mole. 1t will be a plain
four.story structure, from plans made
bs e l.. Rice, Jr. The work OF tesrin &
down the old building will be com
mencsd on Monday. There were seven
bids for the work, ss follows: Mckee,
sl1, ,o23; Cassidy, Sl1 .699; Strong, Sll.'
700i Cnrisiy, tl1, 1,723; Seeds & Sons
sll. .s05; W. II. Seeds. $l1. 900; Foulki
Sl2, 8G9.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
At the Opern House

The "Li zhts o. London" will Ia pre-
seDted At the Opera House to mig 4 and
to. morrow night by a company OF ac-
know lodged merit, among them being
Sam Hempie. who sustains the ! art OF
Jarvis, the slrolling player. Ths play
will be presented with msgn tficeut
scanery, an entire carload be ing brought
here for the purpose. The "Lights o.
London" is one of the finest and most
affecting melo.dramas ever written and
has achieved a popularity such as 8 at.
tanned but by few plays
On Monday night Miss Maude hanks
will commence an engagement OF one
week. ON which occasion she will pre-
sent Love and Money" The company y
10 in Lancaster this week, and the Ex-
aminer, OF that city, speaks II them Ls
follows:
"The company is evenly balanced
and most exec llent one. much stronger
than last year when they made such a
good impression upon our people. and
most certainly J one Of the strongest that
ever appeared In this city at popular
prices. Miss Maude Banks, as Mary
Barley Ia Love and Money" proved
herself clever actress, who though
she has been on the stage only q few
N onths 10 perfectly at homo there, aud
the audience evlnced their appreci-
alton of her excellent work by frequent
and prolonged applause.
Miss Banks divided the honors with
f. P. Sullivan, who is well-known to
our people as talented actor, and who
as William Hope was also prime IA
vori,e with the audience. Miss Mary
Lynton as Julia Clifford; John T.
Craven, (the well-known comedian
who was here with "rne Rag Baby")
as Percy Fi,zroy; Engene Ormand as
Walter Clifford; Il. p. Smith az Ben
Burnley; E. d Dennison as Robert
BARLEY, and all the other members of
tire company filled their paris most sat.
Iisfactorily.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Messrs. Stead and Taylor ,evaugelists,
who have been conducting union gospel
meetings NJ Fourth and Jefferson streets
and who have not only been successful
In the salvation OF souls bat also in
cheering many homes, have Dow taken
up quarters In . room at the North
east cor. Front and Market streets, in
which they have met with the approval
OF many of our btst citizens. They
will commence on Sunday, and will
hold meetings every night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Astompe 10 Rob q ersln,,

An attempt was made To rob q train
IN the Chicago and Alnn Eailroad
near Independence, MisscGri, on We'd
aesiay night. The bell cord was vio-
lently pulled, and when the brakeman
and conductor rushed TO the forward
part Of She train to ascegtain the oaus
OF stop2iDg. they were fred upon by q
man standing Oh the front platform OF
the smoking car, and ordered back into
the can. They barely escaped injury
By doaging back into tbs car. The or
gineer wac also dred upon, buS not In
jared. Four or five shots were fired
The ra fans then Jumped fIcn the ca-
and escaped.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Deserted HIS FAMILY.

A young man named James o
Adams, who has been employ ed ct the
Rsmmin gton Machine Works, has left
this c!ty rather my steriously, and II 10
reported that be has not only deserted
his family, but that he has also eloped
with girl named Martha Mcdonald,
who hes been employ cd at the Airing
ton Mills. Adams has wife and QUE
child, and resided 1T No East Nine
teenth street, and 1t 10 stated that for
some time be has been neglecting his
family and spent but little of his time
at home
Upon his wife learning of his rela ions
with this girl che accused him of In
fidelity 10 her, and last Monday they
had q bitter quarrel. On Tuesday
morning he had trunk checked for
Philsdeiphia. and shortly afterwards
left his home aud has not been heard of
sinoe. 1t was also reported that he had
taken quite q sum Of money belonging
70 secret rocieties with which he was
conn ected, but diiliRent inquiry failed
70 verify this statement. He was "A
mem Der of the Improve Order of Red
Men, the knights OF Pythias, the Uni-
form Rank X. p. ard the Improved
Order Of Heptasophs, but 1t Ia doubtful
! II he was in sood standing in any OF
them, as IL 10 said that he has taken but
little interest In them for some time.
HIS wife has left the house on Nine
/ teeDth street and ie now at home with
her parents at No. 1901 French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

A fne horse belonging to John Porter
Of Edgemoor, was attacked five days
ago with paralysis across the loins and
became entirely helpless. A veterinary
surgeon was called in when he WAS
swung up, but all efforts to restore
vigor failing, 1t was deemed best to kill
him. Mr.. Porter procured this horse
Of K. M. Gibson, Fourth and Shipley
streets, giving two others in exchange,
aud would not have taken $500 for him,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
A Handsome Delivery wagon.

T. W. Steward, dealer in -four and
feed at the corner of Fourth and King
streets, has procured from w. II. Cole.
Fifteenth and King streets, very
handsome delivery wagon. The name
OF the owner and his place Of business
have been placed thereon in handsome
letters By A. Hartiug, and the outfit is
one of the handsomest of the kind In
cur city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
New Dental once.

Drs. Honeywell &c Weller, of the
Philadelphia Dental Association, have
opened q branch ofice at 6l0 Market
street, Wilmington, and will practice
dentistry In all branches known to the
profession ut the N ont moderate prices.
Teeth extracted for 25c., with eas 50c.
q sds, of teeth So 90, best $8. There ia
no better made no matter how much
you pay; teeth Allied with silver 100
with smalgam 50c., with gold 81 and
upwafd,; teeth cleane cd for 100, and sil
work guarsr teed to give satisfaction.
Drs Honeyw & Weller are mana
gers OF three different offices, 6l0 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del, (smith
Buildings; SO West Market street,
WiikesbArre, Pa, and 3l2 e. Water
street, E,Eira, N. Y, making the lar
Gest deRtsl ass ociation In the world
Look for the sign OF the big tooth.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

The new -four and feed store is the
place to find the best line of the leading 9
brands OF -four at prices that must suit
all. +. Schumacher's family -four, and
his white wheat Graham oat meal,
rolled oats, gran ulated corn meal, also
feed. hay and straw. Orders received
for coal. Telephone 408. T. W. Shew
ard, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Real S.base paryh assd.

The mansion house and fourteen acres
OF land on tie Newport turnpike, about
half mila from this city, known as
the RlcAarJso Mills property, has been
purchased from Jose PIN Richardson by
Henry q. Conrad, ESQ, who intend to
remodel the bailding and fit it up for .
home. This property has been in the
Richafison family since 1860, and tn,
maosion hausa was built in l765 ty
Richard Richardson, the great grsad
iatner Of Joseph s. Richardson.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

On Thursday afternoon o par.v of
boys, playing on an ops 4. lot in Jsrsey
City, adjoining the yards of the Dela-
ware, Lnckawanna and Western Rail
road Cou parry, began 10 hout and jeer
at the Pipkerton men on guard, and, /,
finally, encouraged BY the strikers,
threw snow balls and other missilas At
the detectives. Tho Pinkerion leader
ordered the boys to stop, but they did
Aot obey, and thrsa shots wers ared
from revolver Thomas Hogan, aged
l6 years, a locker.on, fell dead. Four
men, Patrick Shsehy, Daniel Cahiil,
samual n. Neff ard Murphy Morisrty,
have been arres.ed for the shooting.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

II III ouxU1s
HAvs you got your fall suits yet?
II you have not you will never gel
them cheaper nor made better than O.
James Harding's, No. 816 French street,
But no matter how good or bow pretty
suit you get IL will not look we'll upoD
you unless IL dts nice. Now, II You
want good at 60 10 Harding's. Hi
stock 10 the best and he Ii up to the
fashions. Go 10 Harding and save
money.
that every body ought to know that A,
sergeant gives 2240 Ibs. of the BEST
well cleaned coal in every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindlins WOOD
In large loads. Lime for whiteWash-
Ping. Yard, foot of Monroe street. Cen
tral ohce, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
semscsinG Very Pleasing
le see aud hear, rs we'll as to the taste.
That you will always find the largest
and finest assortment Of millinery In
the State. ALL the newest sty Iss and
novelties in the line. Qualities zssur.
passed; prices the lowest, at Mrs. &. o.
Kirby's, 300 King street..
"Ecnpso.N ~Eoiipse."
The Eclipse q. 30 ladies' shoes mann.
faciared by Gallaher, Kitselman 80 Fox
are anequaled by s0y ON the msi Iet at
Fsame price. Sold by eli first lass re.
(tailsfs.
Ladies', try one bottle of Velvet;e for
your toilet. Isconoesls fYeckles, blctches
on the face. gives your skin q natural
complexion and ID perfectly harmless.
W hen once tried you will have no 9Th
or. 30 cents. Druga.sts.
Fresh nxsz4s.
Why do yoH walk down town for your
meat when you can get the best o. fresh
beef, country pork, saueage and sorap
pie ~ the lowest prices OF ID. 4. IaIlas,
No. so Msdison street.
Aninfne,
TighmAn DAnner, house ane. SIGN
painter, No. El0 Market street. JOB.
bing properly attended to and astSsaeSss
furntsAed.
Try DR.. Oh ipnan's 9 Tonic Mixanre II
you are run Down, have no appetite and
are ssoubled with dyspepsia. Drug
gists.
DIR. Chipman's P1ss prevent a,ad cure
Heacsehe, Biliousneas, Malaria, Dys-
pepsA Constipst,sn. One trial will
convzos you of thsi7 merit Deagglsss.
DeaAeras AoSk Oua
Gilmore, Los EAST Second street, has
red oed prices on tobacco and cianrs.
VIII give you barzAins for the cash.
1e fine cabinet photographs and eua
large frame size free for So. % a. Hel
lands photograph gallery, 3Ci .Azacast.
American w stches,
Millard X. Davis, 9 East Second st7set
Ask your sroser for d. g. Tsasss
pepper saEce.
6, IL or % gem pictures for rs centi
ut Hollands gallery, S07 Market stree I.
IA big hot lruah tomorrow night a,
Lsgg's, 2lz. King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
RREvITIES.

sun Il aee7l2 Sun Sets I'll
TTy H1sh's Coal you wll iiko IL.
rtJ Bushs GOAL you will saroly ike IL
". !. kimbie, grooer. 2nd and Just.son.
BirdF s3j sages rsrKe,S's, Ssst snds
Strong Cough candy q, Ferguson, II E. I'd
millard y. Davis', iosoler, y h. zno street
City Laundry, sixth and shipleT stree,
Fine Is n. Einss. A. Hshfs. Is T. Fourth
Agents for DUNLAP hats. KSnford
hAtterb.
Fish ard oysters fresh every day at Pen
neli's. Second and King streets.
Ches pest place to buy window SHADES 3:
los West Eighth street.
Washing machine for sale at Ptokels stove
store. East Fourth st.
Get your furniture reupholstesed at Fred
Il Hotxes', l03 est Eighth street.
This is the time to get good york for little
money at Hodges, i03 W, Eighth street.
order an easy chair or parlor suit at Fred
Il. HOdA es'. i03 West Eighth street.
Have you called at No. l2a Market street,
one door below Second, at tho new 25 ceI.;
store, II not, call.
Iufants olotping and LADIES' underweI
made ~ Staatg a Davis', NO. East foui %
street.
90 70 II. II. Noore's stats, n and "A 5 ~
ond street market, TOR your good butter asnd
cheese, h0lesale and retail.
Ross now has a complete stock OF sho
latest styles In hats, W Rter caps u9aer'
wear, ne Ik Wear aud uosion,At ll6 Market
street. at the lowest city casn prices.
II you want cheap piature frames &c 10 Il.
Il. Baugh, 20S West second street. have
the largest took In Delaware; come end soc
for yourselves.
.Iohn Oullen Bry ant is located at $40 Il.
Ind street, and he l. prepared, as In former
years, to sup 1ly Biides, albums, ensyelope-
dias and otner onoice work, at tle lowest
o. prices. sir. Bryant guarantees both
tho quality and prise of every R-ticle and
cells Doth on tho cesn and insLallmont plan
OF small weekly payments.
j. Paul Brown, artistic photographer,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Jumped the Track

The freight train attached 10 locomo.
tive No. jumped the track at Wood
dale. on the Western road, on Thurs
day at noon, when wrecking train
was occupied some three or four hours
to put the cars In motion again. Sew.
eral trains were delayed for some time
In nueQuencs Of the accident.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
A LITTLE BREEZE.
First Blood of the session-who VIII
Do the Printing-Troubio Ovr u
Charter.

First BaOod of the sesston-Who VIII
Do the Printing--Troubie Ovsr u
Charter.
DOVER, jan. 20.--The first braozc OF
the session occurred ts-day, apa as In
the Senate yesterday It was over prirt.
iOgs and IL came aroupd in this way.
The committee stands two fsmi lily ana
one anti-family. The anti family man,
Mulligan, 10 chairman. and ever since
the com mttteo hss been organized there
has been trouble and no printing has
been given out. Mulliqan VAL ed 10
give It to Kirk & Sons and Rust and
Jones TO the Dslawarean.
Jonts and Rust offered o comprnmise
with the Senate com mittee that II they
would divide between the Delaw srean
and Kinks they would do the same
with the House printing. 70 this they
would Lot agree, And finally giving up
all hope Of coming to the end delired,
mulligau introduced q resol ution TO-
day giving the work out TO the .owest
bidder. hoping by this method 70 dc.
prfve the Delawarean Of the work, The
scheme did not work, however, and
Sue House ended things In short order.
Ailibsnd moved an indefinite postpone
ment, and Messrs. Bnalley, Rnsl, Jou es
and Norney spoke la favor Of It.
The resolution was indehuit.iT post
poned by an aye ana nay voie, ii i tie
result Ill be that the Della n areau viii
receive the House priuting and Kirk &
Sons the Senate work.
A good-sizsd row is prom ised over
the act to 70 incorporate the Whining
ton Goal GAG Company" 1t is not
generally known that the charter OF the
old company is such that 1t IL almost
an impossibility for any other gas CON-
pany TO pursue operations In Whining
ton. The charter stipulates that it shall
have absolute power to open the stteets
and lay pipes where they choose, and
also that the pipes Of NO other company
shall cross theirs.
Then again, every new company that
has been organized has had incorpo.
rated In its charter clause requiring .
twn.thirds vote OF City Council before
they could com mence operations. The
new act gives power for all these regu
latioBs to oontin ne In force, and the
City Council does not propose, II u can
stop 1t, TO have the company incorpo-
rated unless they modify their old
charter considerably. and this WIS the
object of the communication received a
few days sinos from the Clerk of fioln.
|cfl. On Monday next the City soliei-
tor Will come down, aud 1t is yer. like.
ly that lively time is in prospec.
Both Houses consumed the tim, the y
we're In session in passing inca pora
tion acts, most Of them relating a. VIII.
minRton.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

corrects offensive odoIs at once. Com.
pier cure OF worst chronic cases; also
1uequ nailed as garRle for diphtheria, sore
throat, foul breath. soc.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
SiDce u .ykODsli

I have bsen troubled with eztarrh a1d
hay fever. Ely's Cream Balm has curtd
me.--E. L. ClickeDor, New Brunswiok,
N. j.
EIg'2 CREM BA I'M caFed me Of oa-
tarrh--restorsd my sense of smell.
For cold in head 1t works like magi34-.
K. e. Sherwood, Banker, Elizabeth, N.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, beibugs, beetles, insects, skunks,
Jack rabbits, sparrows. gophsrs. 16c.
Al oruggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

am one OF the oldest horse shoers In
the 10 wn, and l have used your Saliva
tion Oil for cracked heels, mango, and
sand cracks with horses; 1t gives per
feet satisfaction. CHAs. w. LEE. Ala
W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Why suffer piles? Immedi late RELIEF
and complete cure guaranteed. Ash
for "Rough on Piles" Sure cure fol
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
torn of piles. sos. At druggists oil
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
For Throat Diseases and Coughs.

Browns BRoN CHIAL TRooHEs, like
all really good things, are frequently
initiated. The genuine are sold only II
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Tho Grand Chapter, K. A. M, or fshi,
Stale, have cleo sd the following oeieers:
G. FL p, William G. Bsggerly; D. g.
H.. p, William H. Cook; G. R, frank
Eeopes; g. s., BdwiE Paimatary.G q. T.,
Francis W. Osfsvell; g. g., JaraAs a F.
Price; G. c., Hnoch Moore.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
In Danger of Destruction BY knights Of
Lsoor-Went 70 Work on the Old /
Terms-Fsli Into tie Rollers.

In Deu GER of Destruction by knights Of
Lsbor-Went 70 Work ON the Old
Terms-Fsli Into Tie Rollers.
General superintsndeut Conkliue. of
the Knicksrbocker Ice Company, has
notified the sheriff Of Wcstchester
Comfy, New York, that the property
of tho company, at verplank's Point.
10 In danger Of destruction by tho strik.
Ing Knights q Labor, and has demand 4.
cd protection. The sheriff on Thursday
notified the men that II any violence
Was offered he would be prepared 70 re-
sist 1t with force.
About 800 Of the strikers at she Loril.
lard tobacco factory in Jersey CITY re-
turned to work Thursday on the old
terms. Charles Hozue, . watchman at
the factory, has become violsntly insane
from anxiety and worry caused by the
strike.
James Burke. employed at the Co
lumbia Rolling Mill. Lancaster, Pa,
and was drawn Though them twice.
He died soon after.
The Indiana Legislature, in joint con.
|veDtion, Thurfday took another ine6 &C.
tusl ballot for United States Senator,
the vote standing: Turpie. 10; Harri
son, II; Allen, 4.
August Boorman, having no home,
was found frozen TO death In one OF the
streets OF Brooklyn on Wednesday
morning He was sitting on . stoop.
Representative Cox was so much bet
ter Thursday that he WAS able to sit mp
for o while. His physicians now con.
slider him out of DANGER.
The boiler Of the grain elevator ut
Newport News, Virginia, burst Thurs
|day afternoon, killing Samuel Robin
SON and injuring four other men.
By the bursting Of q fly wheel in the
South Chicago Rolling Mil ct Chics 60,
Thursday, five men were dangerously
In ured aud one WAS killed.
The New York Legislature, in Joint
|conventioD, Thursday elected Frank
Hiscoek United States Senator by a
vote OF vi TO 81 for Weed.
Silas Philbrick and his wife have Just
died nj Stevens Point, Wisconsin ,frvru
trichinosis, caused by eating diseased
pork.
The boiler OF . saw mill near Wash.
inRt0n, Indiana, exploded Thursday
killing three men.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Children's double.knee black, 25
cents TO 35. Extra quality. E, B.
Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Notice.

Have your boots and shoes halr-soled
aud heeled for 75 cents while You wait
III. Hay ter, Second and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

When baby was sick, we gave her CAsto'ia,
When she was n child, she cried for Castorla,
" h she beca me Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had hildren, she gave them Cas-
toTia.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Notice.

Owing. to the fire, James Brad ford's
office will be at No. 225 Shipley street
VI I'll Farther notice
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

9nother car load of York State Tub
8v ttsr, at Doughty's stalls, 81, ,52, SO, "a
81 street market.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

A Methodist preacher hinted that 1t
would be nice TO go u Europe, an his
throat trouble was getting worse, but
the good deacons sent for . bottle of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, and conss-
quently now joy good sermon.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
r@R Sale nj q Bargalu.

Three-story brick, No. 1908 Van Buren,
street. Good order and pleasant home.
Apply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Tor g,od oaAl 20 81 Rush's, French
rnas uhEIE
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

SIZE stood a. the gate In the la.e
spriug twilight, and when she sad
goodbye, she felt neuralgia kiss her
roy cheek but she only smiled, for [ ne
had Salvation OH, the greatest cure On
eat ia fer pain.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

A coed piece OF beef, mutton or veal
ut Lovells atall, II End street market
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Fresh Creamery Prins Butter at $50
at Doughty y italls, Noe. 81, 81. 50 . 4Sd
street market.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Prof. Webster Ia about opening .
dancing s:hool at Chester, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Fresh Roll Batter at 90 aud SOC, ut
Doughty's stale, Nca. 81. 62.53,t4 81 ct.
maKket.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Hush's. French strast wharf, Is th
pihcs "a buy vnnr onAl.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

When you have q cough, or cold. 81
sore throat, or the child has Group, use
DR.. 3imms' White Puluorio Balsam.
Surs to oare. No failrrs attends, it.
80 ass. anG 81. Depot Fourth and Eine
str sets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

r. Hofecker, of ei9 west Sacond
erect, has inst received large lot of
Eubber for repairing boots, &C., at the
lowest cash prices. Call and zee; all
work guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Hand. cream chocolate, 20 cent
Q pound, OF Eerguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

10 buy hand knit hoods, mitts and leg
gins very cheap At Hukill & Poist's,
Second aud Tatpall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
PotasOss.

Janney, Scs King street, has opened
she season fer ohoiGe York Stats pota-
toss. just received, lsrge aonsign-
ment from the bsst potato seJtion Of
New York. viii sell to the 5rAde In
quantities 10 suit at 7easonaois prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
! Have Suffered

for years from chronic catsrrh. | tried
Eiy'E Cream Balm. Relief Was in 81 an
taneo us, and hos already resulted in
almost complete Cares Id. Greene,
Rook-kssper, Catskill, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

walnu. candy at Ferguson, II e. IA
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

j. Paul Brown, artistic photographer.
617 Market street, makes specially G4
first class photography and erayop per.
traits.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
Bargains
in
Goods.

Jed Satins f1om
5 a yard.
p Heavy Wool
eautitul goods,
pair, selling
of Ribbons
short lengths
beautiful Satin
D; almost CIV
by. Remnants
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21
ThrA0, Genuine,
Rresh Imported Cigars,
fer 2S. cen ts, ut tbs.
Great HohaccO Mart.

Seventh aud Orange streets.
CHAIRMAN, SON q 90.
P. e. Look for Tuesdays speciality
Daily Republican., 1887-01-21

Why do yoH walk down town for your
meal when you can get the best o. fresh
beef, country pork, saueaae and sorap
pie as the lowest prices OF d. Il. LaIlas,
No. 80 Msdiyon street.